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The following is the programme for Ehe week for the Maple Leaf Theatre, ‘JSchumacher, received too late for ‘change of advt. in this issue :â€" « “Wednesday and Thursday, May 6th 33nd 7th,--Jack Hoxie in “Phantom Horsemen.” Buffalo Bill No. 9, and a Scenic. . PROGRAMME AT MAPLE LEAF THEATRE AT SOHUMACHER. ’. Friday and Saturday, May 8th and 9th, Rudolph Valentino in “Mon- sieur Beaucaire. ’ ’ 'Comedies,â€"‘ ‘ Love Bird,” “Felix the Cat.” Mbnday and Tuesday, May 11th and 12, special Paramount produc- tion. Enjoy a ride out to the game â€"-says Taxi Tad. To-morrow we will find the football hero 3 fleet-footed youth. His glory lies in his perfection of the drop-kick. Our glory lies in our perfection of prompt and courteous taxi service. Call number 11. HO NE 0'90. 000. 0.9. O... ”O. r." V .00. .000 O. O. O. .0 O. .0 O O. O on; O. 0'0 0'0 0’0 0'9 88 0.0 0.0 0'" 4 0'0 0'1 23 Anal w! k3 \‘fi fig ”Q’q 5, JamIa'nsonzs 3. '1': Mile fl/I'oz‘ogrqo/zcar’ :‘g ' R "I -M\ 3 A“; unififim’m Dr,“ .0 ‘ .. CLEAN MILK PURE AND WHOLESOME Direct from dairy in Mountjoy. Delivered Fresh to your house. ECHO GLEN DAIRY P.O. BOX 135 Portrait Photography Will Make Your Pagnfly History Complete. â€"â€"a portrait of your- self. We feel safe in saying that this should be the national manner of remembering her. enduring remembrance Remember Moth Day and send her Mother ’8 TIMMINS an -17â€"18p. 0:0 0:0 0:0 0:9 0:0 0:0 0:. 0:0 P. Richardson 76, \V. Sale 75 Zarriski 74. Class B.-â€"E. Helperin 79, M. Boo- ker 78, L. Reid 75, W. Kyllonen 73, E. Moon 72., A. Burke 72, H. Andre- chuk 72, M. Lee 71 E. “1111211113 70, Priman Classâ€"L. Hill "2. Room 1411, Primaryâ€"Mrs. E. H056 king. -â€"-Class AHâ€"O Pearce 90, A. Manl1ire 86, M. Romanehuk 84,0. Pietiia 83, G. Romanchuk 82, A. Marv shall 82, M. Dodd 79, W. Orr 77, H Ellman 72, P. Prussi 72. Class B. â€"-A. Kremer 82, M. Tarta-_ chuk 80. Class C.â€"J. Brovender 94, A. Bar- ker 86, G. McInnis 80, R. Brown 78, \V. Mooring 75 “. Borilko 73, W. Morosan 72 M. 3 i Junior Classâ€"A. Deh‘nonte 92, A. Friema 90, J. Dmidson 88, E. Lucas 87, \V. Moroz 80, .Shankman 80, E. Arundell 80, A. ngackman 80, E. 'Madden 78, H. ngstead 78, P. Covalchuk 76, A. Andronichuk 74, A. Ray 72, L. Greer 71, W. Kolka 70, \V. Twaddle 70. Room 13, Grade L, Jr. and Primary â€"-Miss .A. Hillxl-I Jr. Class A.-â€"â€"C. Corp 81, W. Leium 78, M. Martin 7 7,: Total Enrolment for Month Was 1086, an Increase of 179 Over the Same Month of Last Year. 'One New Room Opened in the Central Public School. The following and report for Public Schools. Report for Month of April of Timmins Public Schools Central School Room 1, Grade IV., Sr. Buysâ€"Mr. 1 \V. Pow .â€"â€"â€"S. Brown 79, P. Engle 7'7, H \Ve1l) 75,1‘. Rhude 73, H. Kyl- lunen 73, N Shankman 72-, F. Salem 71, G. Biondi 71, H. \\ allingford 70, E. Salomaa 7.0 Room 2, Grade IV., Sr. Girls.â€"-â€"Miss G. D. Everettâ€"I Adams 79, M. Mac- pherson 78, M. Jackson 77, T. Eng- strom 76, M. Viland 75, I. Parsons 73, V. Ohtonen 73, I. Kelly 72, V. Charbonneau 71, C. Connell 70, I. Martin 70. Room 3, Grade IV. Jr Boysâ€"Mr. R. G. Keyes. -â€"â€"H. Ostrosky 78, W. Sheridan 75, C. Cushing 74, A. Wainio 74, R. Kelly 74, VI. Rupert 72, J. Pichuta 71, \V. Goodman 70. Room 4, Grade IV., Jr. Girlsâ€"Miss M. H. Smith.â€"â€"S. Kokkonen 90, \V. Connell 87, H. Brown 85, H. Peter- son 82, C. Abrams 79, K. McQuarrie 78, A. Munroe 77, D. Jackson 75, V. Labine 72, S. Ostrosky 71, V. Salem 71, M. Richardson 71. 1‘4 ‘--o 'I' Rantio 92, LI. McEwen 88, I. Bjork 87, O. Jansson 81, Jim Rollo 81, E. McQuarrie 80, F. Ansara 78. C. Brown 77, P. Ansara 75, A. Gronlund 72, \Vnn On Yuen 72. Room 5, Grade 111,, Sr.-â€"-Miss M. Fligg.â€"-\V. Sillanpaa 81, R. Mitchell 79, H. McKinnon 78, D. Johns 77, H. Dodd 76, M. Shephard 75, C. Johns 74, L. Hawse 73, P. Greenberg 72, E. McClure 71, S. Hass 71. Room 8, Grade III., Jr.--Miss L. D. McIntoshâ€"E. Pesonen 91, L. Ruir 86, W. Elsworth 84, A. Milton 82, V. Tynjala 80, T. Tulmonen '77, W. \Vil- son 77, M. Tilley 74, M. Easton 74, M. Ruir 73, H. Vincent 7.3, R. Viita- saari 72, V. Silver 72, P. Boychuk 71. Room 6, Grade 111., Sr.-â€"Miss E. I. Richards.â€"M. \Villiams 94, L. Med Fadden 90, T. Goodman 89, C. Gray 84, Eugene Kari 87, Ellen Kari 81, C. Kellegrew 81, A. Koualchuk 80, S. Kideckel 79, F. Ora 77, \V. Parsyck 77, A. Ansara 76, G. McIvor 76, J. Scott 76, A. Sillanpaa 73, L. Dolyn- ehuk 73, M. Habib 71. Room 7, Grade UL, Jr.â€"Miss V. A. \Vorden.â€"â€"H. Rintenen 84, E. Haataja 83, A. Hyrtyk 81, C. Martino 81, M. Gulka ‘81, K. McCabe 80, R. Eddy 80, J. McQuarrie 79, J. George 78, W. Harvey 77, T. Niemi 76, I. Munro 76, R. \Vallingford 75, J. Benâ€" nett 75, \V. Grant 74, J. Parsons 74. Room 9,'G-rade 1H,, Jr. and Sr.â€" Miss J. P. Morrison.â€"D. Horx‘vitz 89, D. Macpherson 86, E. Monck 83, F. Scott 83, M. Madden 83, N. \Vebb 79, M. Morrison 75, J. Sutherland 74, G. Gauthier 72, D. Kowulchuk 7:3, I. Kokotow 72, \V. Krupka 72, E. Mc- Innis 70, K. Tomkinson 70, G. Hel- perin 70. Room 11, Grade II., Jr.â€"Miss G. R0_binson.â€"â€"R. Hogarth 82, J. Bailey 82, T. Aarnio 79, A. Makervich 78, A. Gronlund 7'7, J. Coeklin 76, L. Traver '75, H. Pottosky 73, D. Ansara 72, A. Bucovetsky 72, M. Sheridan 72, \Von Ben Yum 71, \V. \Vhite 71, J. Jem- meth 70, F. Harwood 70, \Von Sing \Voon 70. Room 12.. Grade 1., Sr. and Jr.â€" Miss R. “Craight.â€"~Senior Classâ€"H. Room 10, Grade IL, Sr.-â€"Miss M. A. Morrison.â€"â€"â€"-K. Jaakola. 89, E. Til- ley 85, A. Jaakola 85, A. Engstrom 84, C. Berlinger 84, H. lVirta 84, B. Greer 83, N. Engstrom 83, R. DeLuca. 81, \Van Hang 81, A. Gitman 80 M. Brown 80, P. Pearce 729, G. Ellies 77, E. Brown 77, S. Hrishkevi'tch 77, M. Hyrtyk 76, E. Peterson 75, S. Dewar 75, F. 'White 73, Fong Gong 72, M. Ostrosser 70. is the Honour R011 Class D.â€"â€"J. Lake 84, J. Bridges April of Timmins'73, A. Prfitcpard 72, V. Thompson 72. 'v v Jr. IIâ€"-Mary Halg'ovich, Robert Moore, Julish Derfixansk’y, Mary Mira, Billy Turner, Mary Donylchuk, Donald Carey, Neilson MacDonald; Alex Gregulski and Nick Ostonich, equal; Madeleine McKinnon. THE PORC'UPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Junior Fourth Classâ€"Margaret Robertson, Kathleen McLean, Joan Huxley, George Tennyson, Francis Gilbert, May Tinsley, Mamie Grentz, Kenneth Hope, Dorothy Armstrong, Sylvia Niemi. Room IL, Sr. III.â€"-â€"Florence Hub- ble, Teacher.â€"â€"Marguerite McKay, Beatrice Leek, Mary Jacksie,'Jenny McLeod, Ronald Denny, Mary Tai- pole, Rov Hamilton, Chrissie Murph), lDorothy Heath; Grant Barron and Geraldine Fulton, equal; Percy Aide, E1el1n Leek. Room III, Jr. III.â€"-Clarice Sulli- van, Teacher.â€"â€"â€"Editl1 \Villiams, Doris McLean, Helvi Helle, Belle Collins, Fannie Finkelman, Leo Boutet, Nor- ma Taylor, Quinta Baldovin, Thos. Uttley, Billy McKay, \Villa Robar, \Vinnie McLean, Gordon Uttley, Lau- rie Mikkola, Rose Robinson, Maurice Miller, Conrad Fournier, Maurilio Zuliania. Room 14 b, Primaryâ€"Miss V. Lee -â€"-Class A.â€"C. Kelly 80, E. Richard- son 76, E. Moran 73. Room 15, Kindergarten-Primary. â€"l\fiss V. M. Jacksonâ€"M. Parks 76, J. Patterson 75, V. Zarriski 74, J. Lago 74, J. Byron 72, E. Byck 71, G. McQuarrie 70. Class B.â€"J. Lucas 83, J. Petcher- sky 82, E. VVallingford 74, L. Dolyn- chuk 7 3, I. Latham 72, I. “’illiams 70, G. Colborne 70. Room 16, Kindergartenâ€"Miss M. \Vilson.â€"-L. Feldman 78, S. Lewis 76, A. Mitchell 76, S. Niemi 76, V. Sevi- I'mn 76, S. Hamincyk 74, H. Char- bonneau 72, B. Lucas 72. Moneta School. Room 1,â€"Grades III. Sr., III Jr., II Sr.â€"Mr. E. J. Transom.â€"III Sr.â€" S. Katz 82, G. Webb 80, T. Cecconi 78. III Jr.â€"A. Marcantonio 74, B. Katz 72. II Sf..â€"-R. Grimaldi 82, E. \Vheeler 80, P. Mullen 78. Room 2, Grade II Jr. and I 81'.â€" Miss J. G. Purvis.â€"â€"II Jr., Class A.â€" B. 811le 85, B. Goodman 85, E. Spada- fore 80, R. Parr 78, V. Keefe 77, P. Solomone 77, L. Jones 7'6. Class B.â€"G. Mareseotti 77, J. Keefe 77, L. Boychuk 72, D. Patri- Lquin 70. .1‘ I Sr. No Honouls. ‘ Room 3, Glade I and Primary,â€" Miss M. H. McKeown.â€"-Grade IsmaR. James 87, M. Garrmv 86, B. Cececmi 79, H. Bailey 79 J. Alton 77, J. Cal.- darelli 76, T. Ferreri 76, E. Game“ 75, N. Drady 74, M. Craig 73, M Veinotte 71. Primaryâ€"~14. Abraham 77, F. Fer- reri 76, A. Assad 75, G. Drady 71. Junior Pr.â€"â€"Class A.-â€"G. Davidson 81, T. Rivera 75, R. Holtman 74, A. Lukon 73. . . . Class B. S. Antonio 75. Vimy School Room 1, Grades II Sr. and Jr.â€" Miss F. MacDona1d.â€"â€"J. Neilson 85, A. Hill 83, J. Roberson 82, E. Jack- Son 80, A. Floyd 80, A. Bourne 79, M. Geils 78, H. Shephard 77, J. Lake 76. Room 4, Primary.â€"â€"Miss E. R. Baker.â€"â€"Seni0r Pr. T. Berdino 95, A. Owens 94, S. \‘Vilson 91, L. Nelson 89, J. Martin 87, V. Murley 87, J. Vein- otte ‘80, A. Taylor 76, B. Salvador 74, \V. Fitzgerald 74, C. Crocco 70. Junior Pr.â€"â€"Class A.-â€"â€"G. Davidson 81. T. Rivera 75, R. Holtman 74, A. The following is the Honour Roll Room of Schumacher Public School for the Teacher month of April :â€" key, Vi¢ Room Lâ€"John A. Bush, Principal. Jack KI Senior Fourth Classâ€"Gladys Elley, Furlong Kitty Duxfield, Margaret Elley, Elsie Holgovic Henderson, Maisie Muskett, Sadie Sr. I Aide, Edward Duxfield, Norman Rad- Clair-Pi} burn, Mary Smith. ron, An B. \Valdon 76, M. Noski 75, V. “"511- lingford 75, E. Jutila 73, \V. McFad- den 71, A. Brandt 70, M. Charbonâ€" Standing 0f the Various Pupils in the Several Classes of the Schumacher Public School for the Month Just Honour Roll for April of Schumacher Public School Passed. Junior Primerâ€"Ethel Hogan, Cath- erine Hac‘donald, George Percival. B.â€"-Amia Beauchamp, Eino \iku- la. Kennet's n R: um. X -:- :3: r0”. Room VIII, Senior ‘Primer.-â€"H. Gertrude Sabine, Teacher.-â€"Lester Besley, Mary Maedonald, Robert Sul- lix an, Geraldine Beaudin, Albert Tom kinson, Thomas Moore, Edv ard (rentz, Mildred Furlong. Jr. Pr. B.â€"-â€"Ernest Webber, Ray- mond Morris, Muriel Sims, Mary Villineuve. mean 70, O. Bohonos 70, E. Taylor K. Hakola 70. Room 2, Grade II., Jr.-â€"-â€"Miss G. Purvis.-â€"H. 811011111 91, G. Burton 89, V. Laurila 87, V. Hill 87, E. Hodgins 84, G. Luoma 84, E. Ross 82, D. Paver 81, J. McWhaw 75, A. Toka 74, M. Zolob 72, T. Viitasaari 72, M. Horster Room 3, Grades II Jr. and I Sr. and Jr.â€"â€"-Miss N. I. MacLeod.â€"-â€"II Jr.-â€"-R. Stevens 79, A. Watson 77. 72, T. Stemuk 72, H. Kumpula 71, Bohonos 7,1 G. Fairbrother 70. Jr. Pr. A.â€"â€"Johnny Mira, Ada Mil- let, Lea Boissonault, John Lark, Viola Maki, Bewick Dawson. I Sr.â€"G. Riley 81, R. Roberts 79, ”W. Zolob 79, G. Andreassen 76, E. Rhude 75, H. Parsons 73, R. Campbell Room VILSr. Pr.â€"Catherine Mc- Donald, Teacher.â€"â€"â€"Jean Montigny, Stanley Laing, W'oodrow Brady, Howard Cowan. Babbie Robar. I Jr.â€"S. Kremyr 77, V. Taskinen 77, O. Johnston 75, E. Peterson 75, R. Shirifis 75; S. Kochal 72. Room 4, Primaryâ€"Miss M. Gray. Class A..â€"â€"-L Giles 76 L. Shirifis 76, B. Coaty 73, M. Stingle 73, K. Simmons" :2, P. Bosak 71, \V. Beaven 71. B.â€"â€"Pat Miller; Toivo Frantzi and Pauline Fournier, equal; John Keeley. Class B.â€"â€"E. Riley 77, V. Lehtinen 73, \V. Mansfield 72, I. Paice 72, A. Edyardson 71. Class C.â€"W. Rothwell 72, J. Ste- wart 71. Mattagami School Room 1. II Jr. I and Primary.â€"II Jr.-â€"~J. W'allingford 87, M. Budzak 81. Grade Iâ€"No Honours. Primary Class A.â€"No Honours. Class B.-â€"B. Arnold 95, L. Mason 86, M. Getty 84, D. McKinnon 78, A. Mercier 76. W Total enrolment for the month 1086 and increase of 179 over the same month of last year. TIMMINS BAND TO GIVE CONCERT AT SCHUMACHER. A concert is to Ibe given on Sunday evening after the church services, in the Maple Leaf Theatre, Schumacher, by ' the Timmins Citizens’ Band. There will he a very pleasing pro- gramme of band music, vocal and in- strumental solos, etc. The concert is being given at Schumacher in res- ponse to the suggestion of many Schumacher friends of the, Timmins Citzens’ Band. There are now twenty on the Pro- vincial Police in this district, as against four of five some years ago when The Advance used to point out the necessity for further Ontario officers for unorganized districts .in this part of the North. Recently there have been changes and addi- tions in the Force. Constable Cox assigned to Silver Centre and Con- stable Brain has been stationed at Englehart. Constable Delves, for- inerly at Englehart, has been stationed at Porquis Junction. Officer Ken- nard, who was at Porquis, is now at Gowganda. \Vith the latest additions the Provincial Police in this district include two inspectors and 18 men, Sr. I.â€"Signe Taipole, Jean St. Clair-Pike, John Collins, “'alter Bar- ron, Annie Rubeek, Ambrose Beau- din, Reggie McDonald, “lilfred Prest, \Villiam Martin, Sam Finkelman, Mike Holgovich, Bill Tennyson, Roy Hazlewood, Russell Sullivan. 20 MEN NOW ON ONTARIO POLICE IN THIS DISTRICT. Room V, Jr. II.â€"I. V. Cole, Teacher.-â€"-J,ack McCrae, Mary Hic- key, Violet Innes, Francesco Setacci, Jack Kee, Fred Sheculski, Gertrude Furlong, \Vanda Smith, Madelaine H01 govieh. (“2“: we.» 0”. ~:~: O I. O O .0 O 0 0|. 0 O 00 O O t”. O. O. O. O O O. O O O. O O .0 O. O O O. O O 0. O O O. C O n .0 O. .0 H O O .0 O. O. O O O. O O o o o . .o.8u:.8u8.3. Presentation Made to Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. Huxley and Mr. Geo. Hale. Bazaar Nets Around a Hundred Dollars. Timmins Band to Give Concert Here on Sunday Evening May 10th. A meeting of the Schumacher Choral Society was held last week at the home of Mrs. J. A. Hawkins. It was decided to discontinue pradice until Sept., when it is expected that Schumacher, May 5 to The Advance. Schumacher Choral Club To Resume in the Autumn Mr. and Mrs. Rex Cole who have been visiting at the home of Mr. R. S. Eady, left recently for their home in Renfrew. They were accompanied by Kenneth Ead'y who will spend a. holiday in the East for the benefit of his health. Mrs. E. Jordan and family left on Thursday for a visit with friends at New Liskeard and Haileyhury. The Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Union Church, held a very successful Bazaar and Sale of Home Made Baking at the church on Tuesday, 28th ult, when the proceeds amounted to approxi- mately one hundred dollars. sistance and the citizens of Schu- macher for their generous support. As next Sunday is Mother’s Day, special services will be held in the Union Church. Baptismal Service at 11 a.m., and the evening hour will be devoted to an appropriate service in honour of our mothers. Special music by both'choirs. Ellen McCadden, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James MeCadden un- derwent an operation at the Tim- mins Hospital last week, for the re- moval of adenoids and tonsils and is making satisfactory progress. Mrs. Calverley has retired from business on First Avenue, and is resi- ding at her former home on Second Avenue. A fatal accident occurred in the McIntyre Mine last week. Mr. Steve Zemmine, the victim, was engaged at his work as a sealer when a huge rock fell upon him causing instantanâ€" eous death. The coroner’s inquest decided that the fatality was ‘purely accidental. The deceased was well and favourably known in the Camp and his surviving wife and two small children have the sympathy of the community in their bereavement. After service in the ‘R. C. Church at Timmins, conducted by Rev. Father Theriault, the remains were interred in the Catholic Cemetery. 1{J-The second‘Sacred Concert given by the Goldfields Band of South Por- cupine was held in the New Maple Leaf Theatre on Sunday evening, after the close of church services. A very large audience of lovers of band music almost filled the well-known local pleasure resort, and were highly pleased with the varied programme of band selections, instrumental solos, songs and monologues so very credit- ably rendered by the different artists. Numbers by local talent also contri- buted to the evening’s entertainment. The following programme was pre- sented. Selections by the Band, “0, Canada,” “Sons of the Brave,” and several familiar sacred selections. Instrumental solos by members of the band appeared to be very popular, particularly that on the accordion by’ 311‘. Gamble, A 111011010qu by )LII'S Jy Keene entitled “Johnnie, Me and You,” brought an encore, “Reflec- tions of a Penny.” Mrs. Keene’s selections are always appreciated. Our sweet-voiced vocalist, Miss Rosie Robinson, captivated the audience with the renderingof “Only You,” and the old favourite, “When You and I Were Young Maggie,” the lat- ter being an encore. We prophesy. a biilliant future for this young ar- tist. A piano duet by Misses Kather- ine Kanerva and Vieni Niem‘i was a very pleasing part of: the programme. Mr. Steve Lynn, our local comedian, who is always popular in the concert hall sang “Sally,” and in response to an enthusiastic call for a second appearance favoured the audience with “Till the Sands of the Desert Grow Cold.” Mr. Garrett, of Tim- mins, whose vocal selections are al- ways a musical treat, sang one of the closing numbers of the programme. Mrs. E. Parker presided at the piano, At the close of the concert, Mr. David‘ Kerr, the chairman on behalf of the leader and members of the Band, thanked the local artists for their as-. AT REAR OF 121/2 PINE STREET, TIMMINS All Makes of Batteries Charged and Repaired. New Batteries always on hand. 1925. Special some very high-class talent will be available. During the evening, Mrs. H. E. Shippam, on behalf of the Society, presented Mr. George Hale with a cigarette case as. a mark of appreciation, and in a few well- choscn words thanked him for his untiring services to the Choir dur- ing the past season. Mrs. James Huxley, accompanist, and Mrs. J. A. Hawkins, hostess were presented with beautiful Boston ferns as a token of appreciation of their enthusiastic ef- forts in the choral work. Appropriate replies were made by the recipients, after which a very dainty lunch was tserved by the hostess. The members Lof the Society wish to express their gratitude to Mrs. Hawkins for the use of her, home, and her hospitality during the season. A very cordial invitation is extended to all vocalists to join, at the beginning of practice in the early autumn, and make the next term more successful than ever. Mr. and Mrs. A. Johnson and family have moved to Timmins. Miss Kathleen Easton of Montreal arrived on Monday and has joined the office staff of the McIntyre Por~ cupine Co. Mr. Mervin Corrigan has gone to Northern Quebec to engage in mining operations. \ At North Bay, on Thursday, April 30, to Mr. and Mrs. L. A. W'ilson, Druggist, Schumacher, a daughter, (Ailine Veronica). Congratulations. Timmins Citizens’ Band is to visit Schumacher on Sunday evening and give a sacred concert in the Maple Leaf Theatre after the church ser~ vices. There will be a pleasing pro- gramme, including selections by the Band, and other instrumental num. bers, vocal selections, etc. ,3 -.--«.~â€" .d. I. Maki, a Finlander, 25 years’ of, age, and unmarried, was so badly crushed against a post by an ore car at the Hollinger'hfine, last VVednes- day morning that he died in the hos- pital some hours later. He was a machine helper and for some reason did not notice the approaching car or else tried to stand at. the wrong side of the post. The inquest opened on Saturday and the circumstances were gone into as fully as possible. Adâ€" journment was made to Tuesday to allow of extra witnesses to he called. ‘XVhen the coroner’s jury finally gave lits verdict on Tuesday, it was to the Effect that the death was accidental. with no blame attached to anyond, but it was recommended that here- ,after lights bekept on all cars under- lground. - g JURY RETURNS VERDICT OP ACCIDENTAL DEATH. 671/2 Balsam St, Timmins Humane Humane Humane Humane Humane tive Invigorator Most Potent and Econom- ical for Horses and Cattle Humane Alterna- BE HUMAN E Veterinary Ointment Spavin Remedy Fever Mixture Cough Blecuary 'Stimulating Liniment